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antique ruby, and yellow glass"amberina trumpet style vase"4 part glass
*WEAR FROM DISPLAY AND AGE*roughly 9.5-10" inches high. 4.5" wide*1.5" inch notable scratch/fracture (see photo #3 & #6)*I DO NOT SEE A MOLD OR MAKERS MARK. I AM UNABLE TO SAY FOR SURE THE AGE OR "STYLE" OF THIS vase.*through research, i have concluded this vase is true "amberina" glass from the late 1800s-early 1900s. if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out!
***WHEN PURCHASING VINTAGE GLASSWARE, COLLECTIBLES, ETC. FROM MY SHOP,PLEASE REFER TO THE POSSIBLE CONDITION ISSUES BELOW.MARKS, AND WEAR.SCRAPES, SCUFFS, SCRATCHES,SURFACE WEAR, PAINT OR TONE LOSS,CHIPPING, CRAZING, LUSTER LOSS, !TAKE A LOOK AT THE PHOTOS FOR THE BEST IDEA OF CONDITION!***FEEL FREE TO REQUEST MORE IMAGES!***
(TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT THE PHOTOS!)*TERMS OF SALE*YOU ARE PURCHASING A USED ITEM*From aPET FRIENDLYHOME <3
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Condition of used items will vary.Expect normal wear and tear at a minimumI have attached High Resolution images in order for you to inspect for damage, or superficial marks.
In the event of significant damage it will be stated in the listing.
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DISCLAIMER: I try my best to grade, identify, and describe the products in my shop truthfully.I value them using internet research, books, and the small amount of knowledge I have gained over the years.
My store is a hobby, and something I do 100% for fun.I am not a certified appraiser nor do I do I wish to present myself as one.If you have constructive information about my products, please feel free to let me know!I am always excited to learn.<3THANKS SO MUCH FOR LOOKING!<3Information below, found on a previously sold listing, for a vase identical to this one."Amberina glass is glass that ranges in colors from yellow at the top to red at the bottom, or vice-versa. It is created by mixing a compound including gold into the glass and reheating it before letting it cool completely, causing changes to the color of the glass.
Joseph Locke and Edward D. Libby were the first to patent this style/color of glass in 1883 in America."
Inventory #007
